THERE'S NOBODY LIKE JESUS (18 OF 33)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Revelation 10:1-11
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There's Nobody Like Jesus (18 of 33)
Series: Revelation
Jim Perdue
Revelation 10:1-11
Intro/Attention
Tonight, we come to Revelation 10 in our verse-by-verse study through this NT book. Tonight, from Revelation 10:1-11, we see a pause or parenthesis in the trumpet judgments. Revelation 9 ends with the sixth trumpet judgment and Revelation 11:15-19 describes the seventh trumpet judgment. It is in this interlude between the sixth and seventh trumpet that John fills in the gaps with more details of what is happening in the heavenly scene. READ TEXT
Tonight, I'm preaching on this sermon subject, There's Nobody Like Jesus. *H. G. Wells, the brilliant and noted historian, once listed the ten most famous and most important men of all of history, and he listed Jesus Christ as number one, now at first glance you might think that is marvelous. You might think that he did Jesus a favor. Well I beg to differ, think it was an insult of the highest order. Because Jesus was not just a man among men, He was God among men. There is nobody like him. Never before was there one like him. Never since will there be one like him. Because there is nobody like Jesus.*
*Some anonymous author wrote this years ago: More than 2000 years ago there was a man born contrary to the laws of nature. He laid aside his purple robe for a peasant's tunic. He was rich, yet for our sake He became poor. This man lived in poverty and was raised in obscurity. He received no formal education and never possessed wealth or widespread influence. He never traveled extensively. He seldom crossed the boundary of the country in which he lived. But this man's life has changed the course of history. In infancy He startled a king. In childhood He amazed religious scholars. In manhood He ruled the course of nature-walked on stormy waves and hushed the raging sea to sleep. He healed multitudes without medicine and made no charge for his services. He never practiced psychiatry. Yet He has healed more bro ...
Series: Revelation
Jim Perdue
Revelation 10:1-11
Intro/Attention
Tonight, we come to Revelation 10 in our verse-by-verse study through this NT book. Tonight, from Revelation 10:1-11, we see a pause or parenthesis in the trumpet judgments. Revelation 9 ends with the sixth trumpet judgment and Revelation 11:15-19 describes the seventh trumpet judgment. It is in this interlude between the sixth and seventh trumpet that John fills in the gaps with more details of what is happening in the heavenly scene. READ TEXT
Tonight, I'm preaching on this sermon subject, There's Nobody Like Jesus. *H. G. Wells, the brilliant and noted historian, once listed the ten most famous and most important men of all of history, and he listed Jesus Christ as number one, now at first glance you might think that is marvelous. You might think that he did Jesus a favor. Well I beg to differ, think it was an insult of the highest order. Because Jesus was not just a man among men, He was God among men. There is nobody like him. Never before was there one like him. Never since will there be one like him. Because there is nobody like Jesus.*
*Some anonymous author wrote this years ago: More than 2000 years ago there was a man born contrary to the laws of nature. He laid aside his purple robe for a peasant's tunic. He was rich, yet for our sake He became poor. This man lived in poverty and was raised in obscurity. He received no formal education and never possessed wealth or widespread influence. He never traveled extensively. He seldom crossed the boundary of the country in which he lived. But this man's life has changed the course of history. In infancy He startled a king. In childhood He amazed religious scholars. In manhood He ruled the course of nature-walked on stormy waves and hushed the raging sea to sleep. He healed multitudes without medicine and made no charge for his services. He never practiced psychiatry. Yet He has healed more bro ...
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